Rates Set For Radio Station Streaming

Sarah Skates • February 16, 2009

The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) and SoundExchange have reached an agreement on streaming rates for local radio stations that simulcast online or that have other Internet stations. For 2009-10 these rates will be reduced by about 16%, then they will gradually increase through 2015. In 2009 the rate will be $0.0015 per streamed sound recording, and by 2015 it will be $0.0025 per stream.

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Sarah Skates has worked in the music business for more than a decade and is a longtime contributor to MusicRow.

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Rates Set For Radio Station Streaming